Papaya Fruit
It’s not hard to see why Christopher Columbus called the papaya “the fruit of the angels.” One large papaya is packed with 235 milligrams of vitamin C-two to three times more than you RDA and is excellent source of vitamin A, potassium, and calcium. Believed to be native to southern Mexico and neighboring Central America, [...]
Suicidal Birds
These birds are suicidal. They situate in High tension wires which are very much dangerous to one’s well-being. You know what I mean, electricity+something=electricution. I’m kinda curious what are in birds that enable them to cling on High voltage wires. Birds are not grounded accordingly. For electrical current to flow, the circuit needs to go [...]
Lobsters: The delectable decapod
During the Valentines day I decided to treat my family with lobsters. We seldom eat this food because of some allergy issues of my mom and brother. That’s not the reason why I post this of course. I post this because I personally love to eat this delicacy.
Lobster is the common name for the marine decapod (having five pairs [...]
Local Chocolate
I recently had a business trip in Koronadal City, Philippines. It’s a wonderful place and lots of food to offer. One food for example are chocolate. I bought chocolate bar and “Tablea”- (chips of chocolates to be melted), from a store and it was tasty and so I realized this is worth blogging. The Chocolate [...]
